Korea’s longest-running variety show is mired in controversy.
On the July 31 episode of SBS’s Running Manthe show members played a high-stakes tag game.
As they left to hide their badges for the game, the members were seen getting into their cars. During this scene, several cars were seen parked in handicapped and physically disabled parking spaces.
Since then, this scene has gone viral, with many netizens showing a mixed response to the controversy. It was later revealed that the show was filmed on location during the venue’s day off and had the venue booked in its entirety, meaning those working on the show were the only ones using the parking lot. .
Some netizens said it didn’t matter whether the show reserves all the land or not, and blamed it for parking in the reserved spots.
- “If they booked the whole lot, that means there was more than enough parking, so why park there? Why would you broadcast a car parked in a disabled spot for no reason?
- “Isn’t it logical not to park there even if we have everything reserved? Guys, are you really defending them on this? »
- “Whether they booked the whole lot or not, what’s wrong is wrong. If he leaves them out of it, it means they should be kept out of further violations in the future.”
- “If they booked the land, then there were no other spaces available?” Why would you want to park your car there?
While other netizens said they didn’t understand what the problem was since the show had booked the entire parking lot.
- “If it was a bad day and they booked everything, why does it matter?”
- “If they booked the whole lot, shouldn’t they be able to do that?”
- “Why does it matter if they booked the whole lot?”
- “What ? If all the land was reserved, no other car would need that space, so where is the controversy?
What is your position on the subject? Was it wrong for the Running Man crew to park their cars in the reserved spaces if they had booked everything for filming?